Apple Macintosh Performa 5300 "Director's Edition" (1995) Start Up and Demonstration
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2015
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This is the second video in the series on the Apple Macintosh Performa 5300 "Director's Edition" from 1995.
In this video, the Macintosh Performa 5300 "Director's Edition" from 1995 will be started up to demonstrate the Macintosh System (MacOS) 8.6.
The games "Frog Xing" and "Firefall Arcade" will also be demonstrated, along with the Nintendo games "Super Mario Bros.", "Duck Hunt", and "World Class Track Meet" using the iNes emulator. - Наука та технологія
i love jason's macintosh museum
It’s pretty awesome
IT is really cool that 1995 year computer can emulate anything - even if this anything is 8 bit NES)
2:24 The chime is beautiful😌
I own a Power Macintosh 7200/75, running system 8.1.... And when I got it..... It had (and still dose) Frog Xing!
I own a Macintosh Performa 6200CD with a TV tuner that runs System 7.5.3
have you seen the power macintosh 5200 series machines other than the performa 5200?
Might have been a good idea to try the emulator / games out before filming!
And same as a previous poster over here... the NES preceeded me, and when the time came, I had a Playstation. Also, the emulator is shoddy as hell. Wondering if all emus on old Macintosh systems ran this horrible. (I suppose so.) As for the frogger one, great game, I would have liked to join in actually, just to see what happens when the bonus frogette that appeared on the log for brief periods is caught.
***** That's true - but sometimes, my frustrations in not getting a game to work properly add a bit of entertainment to my videos! I normally do play the games briefly before filming - but that is normally just to establish that the game runs properly.iNES doesn't run that badly - but considering how little power the original NES had, it would't need much power to emulate one!
I believe these came with OS 7.5 so this is actually showing a more "modern" interpretation of a Macintosh Performa so to speak lol
+CeeStyleDj - Yes, I believe that the 5200 and 5300 did come with 7.5 standard, but later iterations of the 5xxx Series actually had 7.5.5 standard, and some even 7.6 later on. I believe the Power Macintosh 5500, for example, did come standard with 7.5.5, which I believe the one I have was upgraded to 7.6.1 when I received it. For now, however, I'm looking at getting this upgraded to Mac OS 8.1 for now, but considering that this one was built with 32 MB RAM, it probably could do 9.1 without too much of a hiccup, but...certainly I do believe that a 5500/225 could handle Mac OS 8.6 better than the one +Jacon's Macintosh Museum is demonstrating. Other than that, these certainly were good all-in-ones for what they were able to accomplish.
@@WedgeBob the 5200/5260/5300/6200/6300 hardware was pretty crippled, the 5400/5500/6360/6400/6500 fixed the issues and changed over to EDO DIMMs.
Where do u buy your computers, keyboards, mouses, monitors and program's from????
Ahh yes, I think this keyboard seems to rival Microsoft's idea of their "split keyboard" of sorts.
Is it easy to disassembly this keyboard?
I have some keys that are not responding every time. I think that i have to clean the PCB.
Any help is welcome!
Thanks for the video; useful and practical as always.
Nikos Polichroniadis I have not tried to take that keyboard apart - but I think it would be a simple matter of removing the screws on the base of the keyboard and separating the top and bottom sections. The keys themselves are normally removed by carefully pulling up on them - but take care!
Jason's Macintosh Museum i always watch your channel (since i found you few months before) and my humble opinion is that you are one of a kind (at least on youtube). Your videos are REALLY unique for many good reasons.
I am looking forward for the disassembly of this keyboard... :) Keep up Jason!!
And thank you for all these great vintage computers!
Hey Jason ,
Love your videos but are you aware of the Macintosh performance 5400 in black?
Since I am from Europe I have seen a couple but have you?
And if you have one could you please do a video of it?
Keep up the good work man!
MrKalithe As it happens, I do have a black version of the Power Mac 5400 "Director's Edition". A video on that will be coming soon!
The Macintosh Performa line are basically rebadged versions of the 1992-1997 Macs targeted at consumers with some differences from their main counterpart.
And, yes, I do remember when these screens would flicker - a lot!
Where can I get a keyboard and mouse for a macintosh performa 5300 for not that much
Hi can you help please... I've turned on my Mac Performa 5300 after 25 years in storage and have forgotten my password. It looks like I installed 'At Ease B1 2.0.3' way back in the 90s and that is the screen I cannot get passed without my password. Can anybody help?
My parents had this computer. We never had internet until we upgraded to Windows XP.
Don't feel down... At 85% of the people didn't have the internet then.
It’s too bad you guys didn’t upgrade to a newer Mac with OS X at that time. Windows XP was a mess
show more of the OS
Jason! Can you please do me a favor? I use to have one of these computers back in the day. There should be a game on this computer called "Powerball". Do you know the name of that song that plays during the game? Or even better, do you know where I can play it? I went to this website but it doesn't work for me..
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This must have been really early in the history of Virtual Reality and #quicktime.
That computer sounds like a PlayStation 3 Startup
But at low tone
You need the Nintendo power pad to play world class track meet.
jake harvey Indeed - I only worked that out after I had tried to play it!!
how did you get the emulator on the computer?
iNES is available on Macintosh Garden.
That spacebar is like nothing I’ve seen
How polite it is to tell you you're not at the correct date and time!
I have no idea how to play super mario bros either because the nes is older than me
jake harvey I don't have much of an idea how to play it either - as I hadn't played that game in a very long time!!
+Tech Today I've had an original NES since 1990 or so, I was mainly playing games on a TI-99/4A Home Computer around the time the NES first came out (not to mention I wasn't even in kindergarten by the time the NES first was released in the US). I will admit that I was a bigger fan of SMB 3 than the original.
The hard drive sounds like a cricket...
ComputingWorld It certainly does - those old Conner hard disks had a very distinctive sound! I am not sure if the drive fitted to this Performa is the factory original - but the capacity and age of the drive are about right.
Well I think it sounds nicer then the Macintosh II so it’s got that going for it
Makes the vídeo from Macintosh tv
omg the sad Mac sound of it
what happened to jason, JAAAAAAASSSSON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, jason's channel is dead
well isnt that beautiful
We had these at school.
They were absolutely useless.
They were?! I thought they're pretty neat at the time. Get to play games with it, learn dinosaurs and the past about Earth, reading interactive stories and such.
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